The Walt Disney Company has released a new LGBTQ+ le of clothg on Monday, which is reportedly part of fulfillg s mment to the said muny s self-clared war agast the state of Florida for the Parental Rights Edutn Law or H.B.1557, which they tagged as the "Don't Say Gay" bill.
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- DISNEY GAY ‘PRI COLLECTN’ CLOTHG MA ANTI-LGBTQ CHA
- DISNEY ANNOUNC 2022 GAY PRI COLLECTN
- DISNEY RELEAS GAY CLOTHG LE
DISNEY GAY ‘PRI COLLECTN’ CLOTHG MA ANTI-LGBTQ CHA
Disney on Monday released a new LGBTQ-themed clothg le for young children amid Florida’s attacks on the pany for s opposn to a recent parental rights tn new products clu a variety of children’s attire and accsori — such as T-shirts, baby wear, bracelets, sweaters, socks, and girls’ backpacks — the rabow lors of the “Pri” flag, a symbol of the lbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenr muny. Crics of the law, who dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” act, claim that would harm the mental health of young children who wish to intify as LGBTQ. ”More om Natnal ReviewFlorida Republins on the Verge of Revokg Disney’s Autonomo Legal StatDisney Executive Producer Adms to ‘Gay Agenda, ’ ‘Addg Queerns’ Wherever She CouldElon Mk Announc New Fundg to Buy Twter.
DISNEY ANNOUNC 2022 GAY PRI COLLECTN
Has urted LGBTQ+ visors to s theme parks, sellg rabow-lored souvenirs and hostg groups that anize annual “Gay Days” Disney this week started marketg and promotg merchandise unr the name Pri Collectn for the first time, a big brandg move for a pany that has bee a nservative target for s support of LGBTQ+ rights. ”Disney began to feel the wrath of nservative lawmakers several months ago when Chief Executive Bob Chapek voiced opposn to Florida’s Parental Rights Edutn law, legislatn more monly known by crics as the “Don’t Say Gay” law.
DISNEY RELEAS GAY CLOTHG LE
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